men Ain) poLunin gt< jr»T rrruTrr akp orrrn* roi *Air, .11 inott rfihtrrii priet»,lht fol.'oteing artirtu ease I. A'lias' leghorn uipsey Flat*, from No iM to 40 2 case* l.adica* M l superior Gipary Straw Flat* 1 raid IBfirriliir Straw llonnela Itnn Boje* liv the bundle 1 ease containing HBile and Brown Fur lint* fur Ladies Collar*. Co'lareU* and I Will Babies Lavender and Cologne Water*, 4ir.i.c. ALSO, Jsulii's’ most el"gulit Silk Slims, eonsistingof figured white, blur, lilac, Ihi.hu, inniinnn. bladli and other colors, mannf.'ii 1 ired by one of the first Board in I’hiltnb jihte. Febntnry 2ft. 3t •N’oUcf. Yr virtue of a deed of trir.t executed to lhe smU'i riber* liy b|iot“Wnnd 1'ren'ftuw, for the |Mtrjw>« of securin'; certain debts therein mentioned, to llrnry Moorman nnd other*, Width ileeil i« recorded both in the l.ym.hhrirf; Hn*fi»|r* i ourt nnd in the county rnurt of (*am]Jid1l, and hear* dale the loth rlay of Alien 4, ♦WM. we shall, on the llh das of March ne»t, sell nt unction (or tush, tin the Tirrini-r Tin* IfoiiM'. and Lot T.nti lv orrupicil l»y Mr. (itorgs Ki« imrii»oii, «l ni the town of 1 LvueMmri;, on IIm nortli »M>st mic 01 otn street, iicur llic court •house, con tninlng £*i feet front, running hnrk 1M feet, with hii cl<>gHiit three story BIIICK Hill thereon. The trustee* ulll convey only such *itit ua is vcsUm) in them JOHN l.\ M il. J %ME3 MAU.onY February II, 61 tils JS’mWcv. £1 irliie of deed of trust exomitei! to wV the subscriber tin 2d day nl October, 1S2U. Iiy John hampter. uml duly admitted In record in the clerk's nflire nl Charlotte coun ty, lor purposes therein expressed, I ahull, on I' tilmidm/ lIn i'Ui dai/ of rf/mt m il, if loir, it Hot the next fair day thereafter, proceed In fell, tu the highest bidder, for cash, T\\W VoUow\\\£ V'Vb^CTtj, or n much thereof as will lie sufficient In sa tisfy the purpose nf the trust, viz One tirpy Mere, five head nf Cattle, Ihu-e Feather Hods ami Furniture, tvtvo Walnut Tallies, one Loom hall dozen Cnnunnn Chairs, 2 Ovens and Lids, two Puts, all Ins Carpenter's Tools, all his PI mi tn t inn Tool*, two I'ine Clipboards, 21 Ili ad of Hogs and one Itiflr, t>iVb Travl of \.um\, ounnouly known by the name of F.dinund Sumpter, drr’d, containing lull Hires, be the same, more or Ins, adjoining the laud of Dic kinson Jrnuing and others, in the roimty of Charlotte. Acting as trustee I will only convey such title at is vested in me un der the aforesaid deed, the *i.h will la- un the premises. THOMAS WOOD, Truth r. February 7 w.'lw" 27 JS'oWev. HV virtue of a deed of trust executed to the subscriber the .tilth day nl Dee.einher, 1F2o, by John M Pugh, nod duly a I tit ft I i-d In r< eord in the clerk's office nl the rmiuty ol Charlotte, for purposes therein expressed, I shall, on Tiusilnj/ thr Wli dm/ of Ijiril m i l, it fair, if not the next fairdav thereafter, pro-. end tu si ll, to the highest tiiddei, tor cioii, T\w, l'oWovTinft Vvo\>»*vl\, or *n much thereof as will lie sufficient to an swer tlie purpose of tin trust Eleven head of Cattle, one Mac k Mure, one Sorrel Colt three Feather lluds mid Furniture, and one Horse Cart, ^nv Tvncl nf \ivuu\, eontalning l(Ki acres, lie the same, more or less, adjoining the lands of John Thomas ami others, ami is well adapted to the culture of Tohaceo, Corn, Wheal and Oats. The snle of the properly will lake place at the reside m e ol the said John M Pugh, in Charlotte enmi ty. Acting as trustee I shall only enitvey em h title us is vested in me under the afore said deed. RICHARD W ti\|\S, Trust" February 7. w.'tw" 20 THVi \idUVrSl \UHVIi— fimii: next ami third session of tliiaaehool l will com me nee on (hi fust Monday in March next, at INsnunw, in the county ol Cumberland, near Faii.mv ii t r, in the county «-f I’rinct Edward, und Couiinonwealih of Virginia. The course of reading and Of practice, will bo the same as heretufme. In this school, every thing is taught which il calculated to instruct the student ill a cor rect know ledge of the theory, ns well as the practice of the law, in all the principal courts of the state Time has proved the uti lity of this school In some, ami might have proved it to all, it they had continued long c nough. For the principles of it, and the mode of proceeding in it, I refer to the printed jout mdi. Terms of the Line School. t cannot consent to continue my efforts to tic useful, unless I ran really be so uml for -this reason I cannot take a gentleman into the l.ASV-si mot. tor a less time than a whole ses sion, ending with the year; nor lor a less sum then one hundred dollars in advance. These terms will not he applied to those who were at the last session. I could take two more young gentlemen, to live with tne, as farm hers of in/ Famih/, each paying three hundred dollars in advance. Those that live with me can be supplied with books. I shall he here until the last of February next, and will attend, In xnv letter, in the mean time, which may he addressed tu uie on this subject, w ith much pleasure. FUEL!) TAYLOR Richmond, Fell.21. 2w 29. Just received, and tor sale. Drown Sugar, Loaf iln. Imperial 'fen, Dest l*repn Coffee, Spermaceti Candles Xullow do Durham's Superfine Mustard Superior Cunnister Powder !J0 boxes beat Mac ana Cigars Best British Ink Powder J Windsor Soap Castile dr Turpentine do. Lampblack. .9* additional supply of Groceries, Medicines, Paints,&c. Is expected in the eourre of a few day*. B r. OWENS. January 21. ts Erervltd in the neatest manner, undon tht most moderate teems,-at tke OJJlee of the J’trgxnityij WoWvnuu u\ Auction, i HR stiWrilwr v ill »rll, rt public imr I tion, before the door nt ftie Central Ho tel. in the town of nchburg, en Friday Ihf 2xlh day of thin month, I'wo vuUvuhte Watermen. Tcrmt, rath. t.i;n WIIITLOCKn, Axrlionttr Fehnni) 7 w Id* 27 fl J* Tt i above Sale is unavoidably I’OST ro.NED until Friilaj the 7th of March, when il will positively take plaee HF-oKtii: ivum,orki: Feb. ‘JP. JMlwtda f Mil. si BSCRIBEIL having n moved I In l.ymhtiurg lo reside, offers his servic es (o the pulilir, n. Auctioneer For Ihf gale of fir al Prrsttrwl folate only. lit; will hIho trantact A general Commission Business. B t His ollire is kepi in the house lately occupied h) Mes-rs. t.arlnlid, YY allou Ai I'cnn, adjoining liio store of Mr A lloherUon. t.CO UHITLHCKF. Fell 29 IP its is S Hi VvVW YVt\. JIUNAWAY from the subscriber, in 11 Lynchburg, on the I lih January In i, u ii' To woman of light complexion, nnnied >1 1.1,Y, belonging lo «'mjit Miles Cary, ol Campbell eoniily. She is tall, and hits one ancle considerably larger than Ihe oilier, and had on a blue chilli dn when site left my house. The above reward will be given if Nelly is apprehended and confined, an thul ibe -nb-rrilici or Cnpl Cary ran gel her again she was ruised near I lampion, lo which place she may probably design lo return 11 L Ml Y mjN .MNt.'I ON I eb S> 80 H Iht nlerrnttn nnn mui/vullitl running home MADISON, tII«Tj stand at <’Inu'lotte court house flic ciiMiing cumiii, and will In* let to •nine*, at thr reduced price of twelve dollcD* i! aid within the Heaton, and filtfeu if not Marcs sent (roui a distance can lie furnished wi'h main, and on the ehea|»est term* that tan lie afforded, or good jai fiirnge gratis JOHN WILLIAMSON F» li ::»m m V| II. AW li’ilnmf Ta lt ml hi r. of ('nili iv| '/Vo/, t(rr.—SIK on will take notice that I hall, oil fin t f day of April, I HUH, at the I ui»'ii Hotel, lu the tow o o! Lynchburg, proceed to take the deposition of (itiiiniul l ate and others, to he read ft* evidence in a suit now depending in the high court oi chan cery for the Lynchburg Histrict, wherein you are plaintiff and I'dutmid l ate defendant In case the deposition' are not all taken on that day, this notice i to continue liom «lav to day for three day at which time and place you may attend or not. LI).\|IJM> TATK. 1 81 Hi 4w TIMJ8T SALK. HV virtue of ii deed of trust executed hy iHiam tilovrr and I'nuii cs his w *d'e, to the subscriber*, dated the Nth day ot July, 1821, and duly admitted to record in Ilie office ol the county oourt of liedloril, for the pur' pose ol securing a certain debt dm. Davis, I'reiton A. Co w a shall, on Monday the !WtIt ol March next, if lair, it not the next (air day thereafter, proceed to hell, on the premises, hy nay ol public auction, for wady money, Two T vaults uV VwvmV In Haiti tired meutiouril, lying on Ilie waters oHittostM rtt k, one Irnct containing f>7 acres, ami tin; other Intel containing acres. The lillr is believed t*> he undoubted, hut; we will convey nu* h only as is vested in us. THOMAS DAVIS, ,r WILLI AM SALMON, lniyUvs Feb. 28. 30 w Ids -Mt'tWc\m‘s wih\ Valuta. I *11 Id Subscriber lias ’list received, a fresh supply of MEDICINES, PAINTS, D\ I. S 11 I-S, tie. which, in addition to his I former stock, makes his assortment complete HENJ K. OWENS (K/** .Yinth-Carolina .Muncy taken nt l'»r. It. I<\ O January 3. 22fs COHEN'S DEUCE, Thill imore February 12, 1823. 7th day'* drawing of the Maryland &TWTIA kiViTTEVlX. *330, a prize of 55000 8222 a prize of Inoti *10071 13018 IJOK 9275 prizes of luu 1173 13ol 12083 prizes of GO *3021 3880 1533 4710 0300 1 10( 188 I |H(V> 12584 11837 prizes of 20 •It777 I 1182 13010 11300 And 328 prizes of 10 \ll marked thus sold nt COHEN'S Office The 55000 prize sold at Coats's in one half mill two quarter tickets. Only T tilt FI MOIIF. DII.IUI .\‘GS remain to Complete Ilie sclu me, and the capitals of 520, 2 of 10,000, 5000, 3000, Vr. still null rote it, ami .11.1, A O It I I.O.i fl.YG except the twenty Ikousanil.— Tickets art already scarce and spit d applet alimi Is iulcise.il- Tift of tickets only I II It I h D OLL.I It H, a ml sli ares i n proportion, to be tin I, wananlid undrawn, at C O II K N’ S Lottery and Exchange Office, 11 1, Market street, Haiti more. Where the capitals of 40,000 dollars, 30,00(i dollars, ami 7 ol 5000 dollars each, were sold in the two last STATE LOTTERIES, ami lo re. w ere also sold, 30,000 dollars ir. 20,iMHi dollars, being the TWO HIGHEST in the Monument Lottery, just finished. ll 1 Orders from any part of the U flutes, by mail, post paid, or bv private conveyance, enrlos.ng the cash or prizes in any of the Hal 'imore Lotteries, will meet the usual prompt and punctual attention, addressed to J. 1 COHEN, Jr. Ualtimore. oCuUec. ft' ii tue of a deni of trust executed to —e the subscriber thu 281 h day of July, tsdo. ••y Holcombe Faulctt, and duly admitted to record In the clerk's office of imrlotte eoun l>, for purposes therein expressed, I shall, on Thursilay tlit I Of A r. Hevere, of Baltimore. I mu rial I'aral'tit. One of the patients ol the Hospital of St Louis, about loily-five years ol age, wets at tacked ill June, IHI J, with a typhus lever, then prevalent in the Hospital The nervous symptoms in the ea-r were of the most urgent i harm ter, and terminated in a universal pal ly, for which the sulphur luiiiigations were tried. The patient took alma! forty fumiga tions her health gradually improved, uutil it wa- perfectly re established she is now well an I is one of llie laundresses of the Hospital. /fasro/iw .'IJftrliun of the /7/re A holy ol a sanguine temperament had linen several months afflicted with a singularly un pleasant and obstinate re-.eolus affection of the face and neck On ordinary occasions, .very little external appearance of disease was per ccptiblc, hut upon the slightest excitement, 'iicli a* mental agitation, exercise or warmth, however produced, a high degree of flushing iisued, attended w ith an intolerable sense of burning and itching. In hurt, the unpleasant condition ol lid- lady cannot easily lie ima gined. iii tlie month of Octolier, 1821,she subject I'll herself til four general fumigation-, taken in as many days, The iiinnciliutc effect of die first was up pari ally lo aggravate liarcomplaint, hieli, from tin- riiuimoii effect of heat, whs to In* expected. ’I'lie tliird appliciition seemed In check flic disorder completely. To lest the elScacy ol the remedy, she now exposed her sell (nr several hours to the heat ot a warm lire, will'll III) iinainvi uienre resulted She re eeiveil a fourth fumigation, and has ever ince remained Iren Iron) the disease. Hlnit is most worthy ol remark in this ruse is, the pent and sudden influence exerted upon the parts lint subjected to the immnliutc operation of the sulphurous gas. Rhturnnlir .‘Iffcction of tin lh ml. A surgeon, thirty two years ol age, of h good eonstitutioii, had suffered fur five years, pain, with a sensation ol pressure, and prick ling in the scalp, arising from a sudden cheek of the perspiration, from a cold hath. Du ring the same period, the skin of the laidy was covered with liver coloured spots, which caused an insupportable itr-bi ig These pains ol the In ail hail incHpacitutcd him from doing any tiling that reipiired at tention, he was therefore compelled to u Lminhui his profession, and even botany, Ids favourite study Five fumigations, taken from the fourth to the eighth of Dee., dissipa ted the pains, removed the uneasiness in die scalp, and enabled him to return to bis usual occupations. A ill until after this treatnicnt die cuticle was renewed over the whole bo dy I. aw the patient eight mouths afterwards; In still enjoyed .sound heulth of mind uud bo dy. Chronic Rheumatism, romplicaicd with Gout. A III tui, aged filly-four years, of a good con stitution, had been habitually affected, for five years, with rlieiiiimtio pains, shifting from the ttead to the breast, and all the joints, and who liail gout alternately in eueli foot, received three applications id the fumigations, from the loth to the 17th of April—the first of which produced copious perspiration, lie was deli ven d, as it by magic, from his pains, and the flexibility of bis limbs restored Dry TrtUr. A man, forty-three years of age, an inhali taut of one of the ports of the Adriatic, ha lieen afflicted for ten years with a very exten sive tetter, surrounding the neck and should ilers. The tetter whs dry, Hiid often covered with red points, with suppurating tumors, to which the linen adhered. It was attend eil w ith excessive itching. Thu general health was giuni, except a slight chronic optlmlima, attributed to the sea air. lie recollected hav ing been informed by his mother that she had mlteri'il during her youth from an herpetic e ruptviii. He bail tried a few remedies, among others, a solution of muriutic acid, rubbed up on the part, without success. Alter the first fumigation, taken on the 02d of June, the itching diminished, and, as the patient was therefore prevented from scratch-, mg, the linen no longer adhered to the hack. Alter the seventh application, the improve ment was truly astonishing, the itching hav ing almost entirely ceased. An eruption, ari sing Irotn the fumigations, appeared upon the right arm, so as to interrupt tin* treatment hut fourteen fumigations iu ten days complu led the cure. This establishment has hut recently gone in to operation. I have a number of inveterate cases under my management, all of which have improved greatly bevond my expectations BENJ. V. OWENS. N It Ac extensive assortment of MEDI CINES, PAINS'S,DYE-STUFFS, nr. for sale upon the most reasonable terms. I! F.o. October 11 2o|s HE several mercantile concerns of DAVIS, PRESTON h-Co., I El T H II DAVIS hi Co and PRESTON, l.EITURM Co. hit this day dissolved by mutual con sent. Either of the undersigned are autho rised to collect and pay all claims due to and from the different concerns. SMITHSON II DAVIS, BOW KKIt PRES I ON, JOHN O EEFTUTCTI. February 18, 18:23. PINHE co-partnership of STEPHEN l PRESTON, ,jr. hi Co. of Oermautovvn, Franklin county, is this day dissolved hv gen end consent. Either of the undersigned are authorised to collect and pay} all claims due to, uud from the concent. STEPHEN PRESTON, Jr BOWKEIl PRESTON. SMITHSON II DAVIS, JOHN O LEFTM1CII. February 18, 18:23. r I DIE co-partuei-ship of A LEX ANDEH I IOMPKINS, hi Co. is this day dissolr ed by mutual consent. ALFA ANDER TOMPKINS, SMITHSON II DAVIS, JOHN O LEFTWICH. HOWHER PRESTON. February 18, 18:23. ri Mil! elegant find much JL admired Stallion PttWUATAJC, *»y old Diomed, and his dam liy old Shark, will stand the ensuing season, one half of Ids time at Amherst court house, Use oilier half at Nel son court house. The. terms and pedigree will he made known in due time I’OVVIIATAN 1) I'UANKLIN. I'ehruury w t» 27 V.'H.VAM.K liAND FOIl BALK. 'irlttr of n mortgage and an irrrvo ruble power of nllurnry rmnaleil by riirblopher <*lnrk lo the .tibscrilmr, Itolli of which in of rerortl in ihe clerk office of ihe rmin'y court of f:nninh«M, w ill be sold nt Imlitic am lion to (be highest bidder, llie Im Ihnee of the (MOVE ESTATE, Near New London, on which there is one of flic most eligible sites for h house of public entertainment known to be on ‘aid road.— I bin land lir«, well—upward* of one hundred acres of which is good tobacco land, fifty or l siity acre* of the first rate meadow land and j n,°*l the balance well adapted to grain. i I li«* sale nil! take place in the town of New j London or. the 2<>th day of March next (if lair, if not liir* licit fair day thereafter) when tl.e term* of ‘.all1 will he made known. The mbscriln r believes tl.e title to *aid land to be i indisputable but will convey only such title h» is vested in him by the mortgage and irre vocable power of attorney. ROtVKER PRESTON. P. S. Il.e stfbscribe.- vx»11 sell the above land privately at any time previous to the day ol sale, ol which (ii done) due notice w ill hu g'v**n- IL PRESTON. February 25. Itwtds I\/fi:SS|Y virtue of two several deeds of trust I Jexeculed to I lie subscribers by 'Mm Alitt dst- d doth April Ifdtt, mid IJIh |i,., |H;m, (Inly admitted to record in the olliee of the county court ot Bedford, for the purpose of securing the payment of a certain sum «f mo ney due Davis, Preston is. Co., ue shull, on the 17th ilmi ,j March next, if fair, if not, the next fair duy thereafter, proceed to m-II, Hie premises, hy way of public auction, for ready money, the following PROPF.K I V, viz. three feather ta ils and furniture, two tallies and two chests, one rifle gun, two cows and calves, twenty bead of hogs, one sorrel mare plantation tools of every hind whatsoever’ I iOOlbs. tobacco, eight barrels corn, dotKtllis! leal tobacco, purl stripped and part not strip ped, hit barrels corn, and four blade slacks, lOOOibs. pork,one dark bay horse, called two years old next spring. As trustees, we shall convey such title as is vested in us and no o'her THE ^TRUSTEES. -1 vvtdsiM KX 1 UTOirn SALK. TILL Ml’ SOI,I), before Mr. Hatch er’s tavern, in the town of Lynchburg on Friday the 28th day of February next, twelve or fifteen Likely anti valuable Negroes, Consisting ot Men, Women, Buys and Girls among w liich are three or four valuabli house servants, they will he sold on a credit oH Id months, the purchasers giving plain bunds with approved security. The sale will lake place without any kind of resCl vi [i Sale to be conducted by George hit luck, Auctioneer. I I.N, Ex'rs of Oliver ,iLO- STILLMAN, Patton, dec'll. •Inmiarv 81 ,(js tt/* 'jV'f above sale is unavoidably post jKtv d until Friday the Hit March, in amse tjuaicc of tl,< high water in the Hirer. February 23. •S’olice. IAVn.lj positively sell, w itliuut reserve, It. tin highest bidder, on Tliuis,lay Hit 17th day id April next, the TIIACT OF LAND, AM) APJ’tTHT.NANCEtJ on which I at present r< vide, situate in the county of Bed lord, oil (loose creek, within fl or 7 miles of its junction with Staunton river. The tract contains by a late survey -lyo ucies, the prin cipal part of which is wood land, well limber ed and well watered The plantnii m lie.sim. mediately on the creek, consisting principally of rich bottoms, which together with the woodland immediately adjacent is considered l.y competent judges admirably adapted to the production oi tobacco and every species of grain. The balance of (he woodland will he tound equal in point of sail to highland gene rully in this section of country. There lire im provements on (lie land f'dllsisf itio Iki li ir.i.k.l framed dwelling h map, nearly new, suflidently commodious lor the comfortable accommo dation o( a familv. tit^tlu>i< i. the customary out houses. Also, a Urge and valuable apple orchard of excellent fruit. Al so, attached to the same, mid convenient to the dwelling house, are A Haw and a Grist Mill, Handsomely situated and in good order with a stream sufficient for extensive business—an interest o| one half of which mills I propose to sell with the land. I am well aware of the sacrifice incident to a sale of real estate at tins time, and nothing Imt the opportunity of investing the proceeds in property better siiit ed to my news, would induce me to force it sale hut it is hoped that capitalists who are disposed to realize will make themselves ac quainted with the property previous to the sale and hnd it worth purchasing. The plan j lotion is at present leased for a term of five j years from the 1st of January last, with this condition, however, that if sold, the lease I should expire will, the year in which sale is IT ."‘VT^V'-'d.^lijcc. only to the tease until the 1st ot January next. The pro pertv w.ll be shewn by the suhsariber or by Mr. linstey, tin* present occupant. I /,|r"n ;Sn,e~°'\e thousand dollars in hand—the balance in three equal annual pav peasants murphP fet> ~3- aowtds* v\\7.a.vv\h7 I'or, i»ATE AX THIS OFFICE. CJigs foe ?aic. ILsT received, and now offered for sale, two elegant 1)01 BLK GIGS, with top*.— those who v\i'll to view them, are reouested to call nt the store of the subscribers, in Lynch burg. J. L WATHOL’S II Co. February 14. 28 wts YvuuY and VerstmaY LstaYu FOR S.1LF. ON the 3rd day of April next, will he exposed lo public sale, at the house of Spenglrr, in Montgomery county, n. (Hint being the day on which the election will he holden thereat) on a credit of 7 months, the purchasers giving bonds with satisfactory security, the following Land and Negroes The, Tract ot* Land on whftli William and Jeremiah Richard* at present resides, and lately the residence of i hristian Richards, dee d, lying on Little Iti ver and its waters, and containing by estima liondiK) acres, and upwards, more than one hall ol which is cleared, and well adapted to the production of grain, grass, Arc. to which the whole of the cleared land is devoted.— I lie unclean d land is also fertile, and admi rably calculated, in addition to the cleared to make a snug (arm The land has long had the reputation of being (lie most valuable in that section of the country. The title is clear and unexceptionable hut to make certainty I doubly certain, it will lie guaranteed by the subscribers. And also, al the same time and place and upon the same terms will be sold, a likely youni; •Vcgrn Woman and fluid. In this land and property will be reserved the widows dower. The very advanced age. however, of the incumbent, makes it of lithe VH,ue- A. STAPLES, t THOM \S Bun VCR John gcahrent, CM. RICHARDS. I ehniary 14. wll\18 'I'lie celebrated Jtucc-Hor.se One of tin* best sons of llmt iineitijfiileH horse SIR AR( 11\, will hi and the on* soing in New Glasgow nun m some oilier miiiudic place—I lie season to commence the 1st of April. Terms, nnd nil other particulars made know n in due time. Nupoleoii lias lieeu Hie w inner of niauv races and lias never lost hut one, until he became injured in one of his'fore legs. Among the celebrated race horses he has beaten, vve will name a few Mr. William Winn’s Virginian Mr. Johnson’s horse by Mir Arcliv, Mr. Colton's Mare Rarity Mr. Macklin’s Brown Horse t apt Harrison's Sir Harry; Mr William Winn’s Lady of the Lake; Cnpt. Harrison’s Beggar Girl; And In say all this is hut common praise, as this wonderful horse beat at three heats not only YOUNG TIMOLKON with ease blithe also, to crown the whole, heat that liorae of horses, Cap!. Harrison’s VIRGINIAN. In the spring of h.2ti, at New Market, he w as beuten by ontentinn 3 or 4 leet only. The next week, at Rrummomlsburg, at three heats lie. heat Contention nnd the famous horse Sir William, 4 mile heals. This celebrated horse is not only famed for his blood, beauty, bone anil bottom, hut for his superiority as' a bud g'd ter. LEWIS SHERI,EY. February 21. 29 vvtlA A T rules f widen in tla clerk’s office of .Ll- Amherst county court, the l.nl .Monday in February, 1823 1 Humphrey Gilbert, tilaiuliff. a gainst William Gilbert, Ezekiel Gilbert, Thomas Gilbert, David Gilbert, John C. Gilbert Henry Gilbert, Martin Bibb, and Marv his wile, formerly Alary (.illicit, Sarah Gi'llmct, Judith Gilbert, harles I. Barret, adniT ot Henry Gilbert, deceased, Richard H. Burks, t hailcs L. liarret, William Coleman and Charles B. Barrel, under the lirm of Coleman 4. Barret, John and Richard S. Ellis, lieujumiu Harrison, Uieimrd Harrison and Richard II Burks, under the firm of Richard II. Harks 4s. Co., and William Thurmond, defendants /.V I'N.'JA'CEUY. The defendants John C. Gilbert, Henry Gil iieil, and Alarliu Bibb nnd Alary his wile, mil having entered their appearance nnd given security according to Hi- act of assembly and the rules of this court, and it appearing that they are not inhabitants of this coin moiiu eallli on the motion of the plaintilf by his counsel’ it is ordered, that the said absent defendants do appear here on the third Monday in April nexl, ami answer the plainlil) s hill, nnd that a copy ot this order he Jorlhvv ill, inserted in (be Virginian, published in this town of Lynchburg, for eight vv eeks successively and posted up at the front door of the courthouse of this coun ty, on some court day. A ropy_Teste -'■>_BEVERLY D.AViES, I). C. J TRUST SALE. r>\ virtue of a deed of trust executed to X3 the subscribers by Samuel 1. Harrison, tor the purpose ot securing the payment of certain debts therein mentioned to’ William Robinson ami Jesse Beck, w hich deed hears date on the 8th day of July, l8l9,andisduly of record in (lie county court of Amherst, the subscribers will, on Friday the I4lh day of Alarrh, 1823, on the premises, sell by way of puijiic auction, lor rciuly money, A cui-Lun Tract ol* It m\, lying and being in the county of Amherst a Uoiu 4 miles from the town of Lynchburg, bounded by the lands of Linens Bolling, Chris’ im'-i101 M”11’ llle1lHllri8 formerly belonging to I luhp Johnson, dec d, and others, and con taining: ISOi acres, more or less, or so much thereot as shall be necessary to answer the purposes ot said trust deed. Acting as trus tees, we shall conv ey to the purchaser or pur chasers the title vested in us by the deed of trust aforesaid and none oilier. THOMAS AVI ATT, RICHARD TYREE, v fru stres. fVI)nil>ry 21 w3w 29 3 iV U.,e °.f, a d,‘(‘d of ,nlst executed to ion s,ll,*cnbers by John Uiteheson, dated idth Septemlier, iHiIl, and duly admitted to record lit the office of the couuly court of! Bedford, for the purpose of securing (|1L. 1WV.‘, men. of a certain dob. due Davis, IVesto'nl! Co we shail, oh the 19/A day of March mil i •I lair, tf not, the next fair day thereafter on,’1 need to sell, by way of public auction, on the I premises, to the highest bidder, fur cadi Unc Tract of AauikV, eon.aming forty acres, more or less, lying in ispiggi Siisigs;; «nd si, plates, and one shot gun. lliV fc believed !o be undmilitml 1 nt,e ls THOMAS DAVIS, Feb. C! Wl0-M Ari PRESTON, Trus hlEt 17 \iti4tV\lVW r| ’HE SURSC III BE RS hatimrr 1 ed themselves together lak, ^1 od of informing their friends’and ii,l“ mwk that they will r«rrv on the 1 l,uUic% Taming Curvy in- Busi)lk x Under the lirtn of .1. |-qe. •jm ‘V, addition to their present stock v'ld’ fctv days from Philadelphia,’* “‘'V" leather—among which are 200 «f doi!e'1 »«*«d Ualf Skins finished In V11"'* Keen ii Sons, loo Horse Hides loo Knot boa., Bag Hides, HtVg Sfci.V, “"T'"* nets’Oil—all of which will l„- s.,ld 1"n' cash. JOHN Poe, for N. B —Cash or leather w ill" be m! °E lodes, or they will he tanned on Ve January 24. I* •Votkfc. T"E SUBSCRIBER having dim,., I Ins Imsmess, and being anxious tn^mf li s private accounts, reipiests those t|riM 0 claims against him to present them r v* and all those that are i, L W* will please make payment, Jit wiKc‘°ou |"s power to give longer than a rea«onabk _7 tets 25 .V o\ ice. OY t.7f««o/ a deed of trust executed to IJ subscriber by .1. M. Henry,(for the, po.eoj.eniringudeb, due Jo. E.lioynllf Co\ uh,cl, deed oj record in the couni,, ,Xr, of Buford, am bears dale the. at I, oJ.-lu'Lst lauf shall, on the 1 si dm/ oj April, 1&2U, (if)nir nut the next fair day thereafter,) sett al um] l auction, in the town of Lynchburg, before hr door oj,he franklin Hole,, for ready Lly* W\* tact ol' ilftiul, ,n the said ,but mentioned, containing five him deed and ,Jteen acres, being the same on whnh the gaul Henry resales, or so mu, b as ,J neat to satisfy said trust. The trustee u ill coL icy such title only as is resled in him. CIUSULLL DfiBXF.Y A m ember 22. ,,Wl 16 ESSttS^ ARM STeXITIiJI’CUA W, ATI Hanots A. Marlin, adrnr. with Hit wilt muiexed of Jolin II Overstreet, dee d. Robert 1 11 °ve"°" do bonis non iV° l" Hebeecn Kelso, adm x. of .loliii Kelso dec. d. \Y illium and Charles Mc Kniny Jr. Mart.., Hancock John McLean, and Clover Harvy, lake notice (hat, on Ued nesday, the 26th ol March 1823, we 5(1Hi| the h ranklin Hotel, in (lie ton n ol Lynchburg between the hours of 9 o'clock in the fore, noon, and the setting of the sm, t|,c same dav pmeced to take the depositions of Tlu.mai Haney and others, which depositions are to lie read in evidence in the suit yon have now depending in the Superior Court of Chancery i lur the Lynchburg District, and if the above depositions are not completed on the above mentioned day, tve shall continue front day l to day at the aforesaid Franklin Hotel, until the same ure completed, (Sundays exceiit lid.) Tl IOM AS HUM I’ll REYS, adrnr. of John Hohombe, sear MARTHA HOLCOMBE, ELIZABETH HOLCOMBE, F.r'i oJ J hn Holcombe, ir. dec L MARY V. WYLIE, J CFORCE k U ,1. WALKER,F.x’rs 1VIT y